Engineering
The Business of Engineering is a term we’ve used to describe the multiple facets of developing today’s complex, connected products – from the design challenges to the disciplines involved to the type of data and processes that connect them. In essence, it reflects the elaboration…
Here is the problem with many businesses – their development processes and business systems are islands. Every team does things in their own way, with their own disparate systems, behind their own green curtain. Data sharing is accomplished with Excel, email and Dropbox – all parts…
When we talk about the Business of Engineering, we are talking about creating well received and profitable products. For a product to be successful it needs to do many things. Some examples include, meet customer requirements, adhere to regulatory requirements, have the lowest development costs,…
Engineering teams spend countless hours answering requests for information and recreating drawings across the organization. This lost productivity disrupts the product development team and lengthens design cycles. The next engineering paradigm extends design data to downstream departments in the right format at the right time;…
Spartan CAD “attacks” 3D with the power of SOLIDWORKS and a partnership with Javelin
In the spring of 2012, engineer and entrepreneur David Janelle saw the future. Working on his own, with a couple of contracted engineers, David invested in three licenses of SOLIDWORKS. It was an ambitious move – he didn’t even have enough 3D design work to…
Yesterday was an exciting day at Javelin! We had Breakfast Television come by our office for our National Engineering Month event. Our special guests were the OTHS Red Devils Robotics Team, Sheridan Engineering Club / S.I.T Racing and Engineers without Borders. It was a huge success! Everyone…